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    #16
    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    Been thinking about this. Even if the cars for sale is as before, with an increased demand and the feeling that buyers can't hang around, if they sell faster, there will seem less cars for sale as instead of being on PH classifieds for 4 weeks, they will be there for 7 days. So unless prices rise to a point where either demand drops OR. sale time increases at least, there will seem like less for sale even though there may even be more moving around the market.

    Trouble is WHATEVER you sell it for, 95% chance that you will sit down in 6 months and cry uncontrollably as you'd wish (probably forever) that you'd kept it. Now that prices are rising everybody has the excuse why to keep and not to sell.

    on Eurotunnel now byeeeee
    Good luck and check your boot before returning to Blighty !

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      #17
      Originally posted by Yanto View Post
      Good luck and check your boot before returning to Blighty !
      I now know why there is no external boot release on the CSL. Very forward thinking these Germans.

      MC

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        #18
        Originally posted by MisterCorn View Post
        I now know why there is no external boot release on the CSL. Very forward thinking these Germans.

        MC
        :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha:

        Rather you than me Shim! :bigcry:

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          #19
          Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View Post
          Think that is wishful thinking on your behalf :whistle:
          Sellers will always push up, buyers will try pull down. It's already 4-6 times more than a normal smg m3 which is a sufficient premium imho.

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            #20
            Originally posted by Cosworth50 View Post
            Sellers will always push up, buyers will try pull down. It's already 4-6 times more than a normal smg m3 which is a sufficient premium imho.
            All you have to do is look at the way the RS500 and E30 M3 Evo prices have gone to realise you are deluding yourself (£100k). It won't be too many years before the CSL goes the same way, especially as more cars leave the country.... There are only just over 200 UK cars left out of the original 422....

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              #21
              There will be another one for sale next week

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                #22
                Originally posted by Mike R View Post
                All you have to do is look at the way the RS500 and E30 M3 Evo prices have gone to realise you are deluding yourself (£100k). It won't be too many years before the CSL goes the same way, especially as more cars leave the country.... There are only just over 200 UK cars left out of the original 422....

                Agreed Mike.

                30K(£) csl's are no longer available.

                At long last our loyalty to the CSL is now paying off.

                10 years from now any CSL will not be exchanging hands for anything south of 60K(£).

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Cosworth50 View Post
                  Sellers will always push up, buyers will try pull down. It's already 4-6 times more than a normal smg m3 which is a sufficient premium imho.
                  Why should there be any correlation between standard M3s and the CSL? Completely different markets at this stage


                  Originally posted by Mike R View Post
                  There are only just over 200 UK cars left out of the original 422....
                  Yeah, sorry about that :blalalala: You lot can have it back in exchange for a CLK Black-shaped bunch of cash

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                    #24
                    130,000 Euros for one in Germany. Think UK has alot of catching up to do.

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                      #25
                      Anyone that has bought a e46 m3 to drive it quicker than a Csl round a track
                      Knows how much time and ££££ needs to be invested.

                      Yep £60k minimum and I think that's over the next few years.

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                        #26
                        There's a SB 64k mile car on PH going for £34k.

                        IIRC this was sold by GP Cars earlier this year and was previously owned by a forum member.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by nw942 View Post
                          There's a SB 64k mile car on PH going for £34k.

                          IIRC this was sold by GP Cars earlier this year and was previously owned by a forum member.

                          http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--2004/4365853
                          Worst advert and picture ever!

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                            #28
                            Ha ha. That was exactly my thought. Why do people just not bother doing the job properly?

                            MC

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                              #29
                              Does anyone know that car?

                              It's high on owners but mileage seems ok and GP cars are reputable aren't they?

                              It was with them for less money a few months ago so the buyer is making a bit but hey ho

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                                #30
                                The thing about the CSL is that when you scratch your head and ask yourself what the next logical step up is, the answer inevitably ends up being a GT3 or Even GT3 RS. The Renault Trophy series or JCW Minis just don't cut it so GT3 it is. Trouble is, GT3s are around double the price of a good CSL and that probably is a leap too far for the majority of CSL owners. The CSL has it's niche.

                                Even if GT3 prices slump a little there will remain a band of buyers that can stretch to a £40K toy but not an £80K toy. It's these buyers who will push values up.

                                All of the above being said the CSL is an old car now and there are plenty of people who will be put off with this. Owning and running a 13 year old car comes with it's own set of challenges and plenty of people won't entertain doing any sort of DIY. This aspect will shrink the pool of potential buyers.

                                I'm starting to ramble now.

                                All I know is that the couple who were camping next to us at Le Mans remarked on how many people had doubled back to have a squint around the CSL over the weekend. 13 years on they obviously still draw attention.

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